Miguel Gonz�lez Casta�os escribi�:
I managed to download the certificate but it doesnt work in apache...any hint?Miguel Gonz�lez Casta�os escribi�:
Obes, Til escribi�:
I have installed OpenCA in one of my webservers and create a CA-certificate.
I am trying to issue a certificate for another web server. I make the request, approve it but how can I download the private key necessary for apache?
Server request are usually done with a request generated on the webserver.
So you give openca the pem text of the request.
Regards til
What would be it the process? I tried this:
openssl genrsa -des3 1024 -out privkey.pem
openssl req -new -out harry.pem -key privkey.pem -config /usr/share/ssl/openssl.cnf
I try to use the PCKS#10 request of the OpenCA, the system assigns a serial number, I succesfully approved the request but the certificate is gone...there is no way to get the certificate approved...
Any hints?
Many thanks
Miguel
I sorted out...a stupid mistake...fridays are like this ;)
Thanks
Miguel
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